
Farming in Eastern Washington
Welcome to Eastern Washington in the Palouse region. Here you will find some of the most challenging farmland in the United States. You will need special equipment and specific techniques to cultivate this land.
If you are up for the challenge, this map will keep you busy at all times. The weather has also been adapted to the region.
72 farmlands and 30 fields are available.
All buildings can be purchased. Some can be removed, such as the houses in the residential area. You can sell the sheds to completely clear the property. The buildings in the town, except for the production facilities, cannot be sold.
Production and selling points:
- Selling point at the grocery store
- Selling point at the grain silo
- Selling point at the farmer's market
- Buying/selling point at the warehouse
- Grain mill (production/selling)
- Bakery
- Tailor shop
- Spinning mill
- Dairy (selling/production)
- Oil mill (selling/production)
Buying points:
- Animal dealer
- Gas station
- Warehouse
- Vehicle shop
- Water tower (free water)
New crop types:
- Alfalfa
- Clover
- Flowering catch crop
- Green rye
- Rye
- Spelt
- Silage maize
- Triticale
- Vetch rye
- Winter wheat
- Winter barley
New and updated features:
- Soil deformation added
- Row crop system
- Additional soil angles
- Stubble field destruction
- Updated maize textures
- Custom planting and harvesting calendar
- Additional paintable textures
- New feed plants for animals
- Silos and bunkers accept new feed plants
- Production points updated to support new feed plants
- Custom weather conditions matching the location
- Custom sunrise and sunset times
- Very dark nights
- Custom lighting
- Custom tornadoes
- Production facilities with increased capacities and output
- Custom animal.xml – cows only produce milk after 27 months, goats after 12 months
- Dairy cows aged 24 and 28 months and goats aged 13 months available at a premium price
I hope you enjoy the map and wish you great success!
Special thanks to InsaneSimGuy for allowing me to use his silo, as well as Ikas and LegacyAg-LAC for letting me use their great buildings.
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